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Local Transport Plan Guidance

This document outlines the key messages from the Local Transport Plan Guidance by Phil Killingley, focusing on the dual perspectives offered by the Local Government White Paper. It discusses the role of central government in supporting and challenging local authorities, as mandated by the Local Transport Act 2008. The guidance emphasizes the necessity of Long-Term Plans (LTPs) kept under regular review, promoting sustainable strategies that span over a decade, and implementation plans that last 3-5 years. It also highlights goals like economic support, carbon emission reduction, and quality of life improvement through partnerships, consultation, and best practice sharing.

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Local Transport Plan Guidance

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  1. Local Transport Plan Guidance Phil Killingley Regional and Local Strategy 1 April 2009

  2. Key messages • Local Government White Paper – two ways of looking at it • Central Government’s role - Support and challenge

  3. What is the role of central Government?

  4. Local Transport Act 2008 Authorities to judge how long LTPs last LTPs must be kept under review Requirement for strategies and implementation plans Strategy = 10 yrs+; long term Implementation plan = 3 – 5 yrs

  5. A complex policy environment – some interfaces

  6. What are we trying to work with local authorities and regions to achieve? Support the economy Reduce carbon emissions Improve quality of life Promote safety, security, health Promote equality of opportunity

  7. Key ingredients: Working in Partnership

  8. Consultation

  9. We want to work with you to build capability Improving our engagement Help sector help itself Supporting best practice sharing

  10. Support Best practice notes Shorter guidance

  11. What research are we commissioning? • Programme management • Option generation and modelling (Distillate) • Appraisal of carbon impacts of programmes

  12. Timetable 9 Apr consultation analysis guidance Dec Feb Apr Jun Aug

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